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If you’ve been building local prototypes, internal tools, web backends, or lightweight services on SQL Server Express, you know the routine: it’s free, familiar, and gets the job done – until you hit hardware limits or spend weekends manual backup scripts and handling OS patches. Learn how to upgrade from SQL Server …
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Fanatics Betting and Gaming built a multi-agent customer support system on AWS to handle the complexity of sports betting: state-specific rules, real-time responsible gaming, and traffic spikes during major sporting events. This post walks through the architecture, the AWS services involved, and the patterns for your …
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KnowledgeForge mines resolved ITSM incident tickets into new knowledge base articles and automatically curates the existing library by deduplicating, quality-scoring, and improving content, using Amazon Bedrock, Amazon S3 Vectors, and AWS Step Functions in a multi-tenant, closed-loop pipeline. Link to article: …
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OpenAI reaffirms Zero Data Retention for eligible API customers and previews Private Safety Processing for advanced AI safety without compromising data privacy. Link to article: https://openai.com/index/offering-zero-data-retention-for-frontier-models
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So, you broke apart your monolith. You introduced a message broker. You’re using event driven architecture. Events are flying everywhere. You’re decoupled now, right? But somehow nothing feels any better because your system is still really brittle. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel, where I post all kinds of content …
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You can now use Air with your existing Claude Pro, Max, or Team subscription. Usage counts against your subscription quota – there’s no need to purchase API credits and no per-token Console billing. Login goes through Anthropic’s own authentication flow. Air never sees or stores your credentials. This was our …
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Writing and maintaining SQL is easier when you can eliminate repetitive steps and keep your scripts cleanly formatted. With the MSSQL extension for VS Code v1.45, we're introducing the Public Preview of the SQL Formatter alongside the General Avai Link to article: …
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Learn what's new in Visual Studio Code 1.134 Read the full article Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/vscode-blog/visual-studio-code-1.134
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Here’s a function that signs a document: In Kotlin, Unit means the function completes without returning a meaningful value – roughly equivalent to void in Java. Got it? Now, tell me what could go wrong. You can’t. Yet, the code might be invalid. The signing window might have closed. The database might be down. The […] …
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We traced a frontier model through fifteen C# refactoring tasks and counted what it reached for. It piped text into interactive commands 468 times. It called git 422 times and sed 392 times. It ran dotnet build 163 times. Across 2,513 tool calls it performed a structural refactoring operation exactly zero times. Not …
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Our first minor update for the 2026.2 release cycle is ready to download. Here’s what’s new. Rider Rider 2026.2 put AI-assisted development front and center, and v2026.2.1 keeps that momentum going: The refactoring-code skill, bundled in JetBrains Rider Median task time before: 157.9s → after: 26.6s 83% faster Cost per …
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T3 Code provides a convenient interface for working with coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. One of its more interesting features is that the T3 client doesn’t need to run on the same computer as the agent. That means you can start a Claude Code session on your development workstation, walk away, and continue …
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We’re doing a live stream today on the CritterWatch 1.0 release — but it’s maybe a little dicy whether the official release happens before or after the live stream:-) Link to article: https://jeremydmiller.com/2026/08/19/critterwatch-1-0-live-stream-today/
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Across the PyCharm 2026.2 release line, we shipped 263 fixes and improvements. Many improve Python code insight directly, with more precise type inference, fewer false positives, smarter completion and imports, and more reliable refactoring. Here are some of the smaller changes you’re likely to notice in everyday …
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Atlassian recently announced that they are suspending sales for Data Center Products, followed by the end of life for those products in 2029. Additionally, this August, Atlassian began using certain customer data to improve its AI experiences. In light of these changes, switching to an alternative solution has become a …
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Replit introduces Free Mode, powered by GPT-5.6 Luna, so anyone can turn ideas into working software without worrying about token costs. Link to article: https://openai.com/index/replit
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Spargine's SocketExtensions simplifies .NET socket programming by offering reusable extension methods that enhance control over networking tasks. It reduces boilerplate code related to port binding, buffer configuration, keep-alive settings, and timeouts. This package streamlines socket operations, making code cleaner …
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Aspire 13 thus far has been all about expanding Aspire's capabilities across languages, deployment targets, and coding agents. We've shipped a full-parity TypeScript AppHost, tons of CLI features, an optimized docs workflow, Kubernetes and Docker Compose deployment integrations, and plenty more. We figured that after a …
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CritterWatch will have its 1.0 release tomorrow (Wednesday, August 19th) just in time for a live stream on YouTube to show just the user interface part of CritterWatch. Today though, we finally got one last RC.10 release out for some much delayed feedback. We made a large amount of changes to optimize performance based …
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